Tag: Art

Issue 1 MJ Studies Today Volume 5 

14th October 20174th October 2017

MJ Studies Today XXII

Posted By: Karin Merx Art, Exhibitions, Kerry Hennigan, LaChapelle, Michael Jackson, MJ Studies Today, NPG

Abstract: In her October column, Kerry discusses art exhibitions that concern Michael Jackson. Artists from around the world are inspired by Michael Jackson and the

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Art Issue 3 Volume 1 

30th March 20158th October 2016

¿Estamos perdiendo a Michael Jackson de nuevo?

Posted By: Elizabeth Amisu 56th birthday, academia, Art, article, articles, Birthday, Commemorate, commodification of michael jackson, contemporization, discourse, Elizabeth Amisu, essays, grapevine, Heard it on the Grapevine, honour, Issue 3, losing michael, losing michael jackson, losing the gift, Michael Jackson, michael jackson's legacy, Mosel, neverland, posthumous michael jackson, respect, Volume 1, xscape

A Spanish translation of a 2014 article by Elizabeth Amisu, entitled, ‘Heard It Through The Grapevine’: Are We Losing Michael Jackson All Over Again. The article was written to commemorate Jackson’s 56th birthday.

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Issue 1 Translations Volume 1 

29th August 20148th October 2016

‘Heard It On The Grapevine’: Are We Losing Michael Jackson All Over Again?

Posted By: Elizabeth Amisu 56th birthday, academia, Art, article, articles, Birthday, Commemorate, commodification of michael jackson, contemporization, discourse, Elizabeth Amisu, essays, grapevine, Heard it on the Grapevine, honour, Issue 1, losing michael, losing michael jackson, losing the gift, Michael Jackson, michael jackson's legacy, Mosel, neverland, posthumous michael jackson, respect, Volume 1, xscape

This article was originally published on the Michael Jackson Academic Studies Online Journal on August 29th, 2014, which would have been Michael Jackson’s 56th birthday.

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Academia.edu Art Music 

22nd July 20148th October 2016

Constance Pierce’s Drawing Series: ‘Will You Be There’

Posted By: elizawriter1 Art, artists inspired by michael jackson, artwork on michael jackson's will you be there?, constance pierce, constance pierce aichi japan, constance pierce artist, constance pierce's will you be there, contemporaneous art inspired by michael jackson, Michael Jackson, michael jackson art, michael jackson epiphanies, michael jackson studies, michael jackson watercolor art series, will you be there

Abstract: Constance Pierce’s “Will You Be There,” are a series of art works originally displayed in the international exhibition “Art on Paper 2010” at the

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